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• You need to use Dalton's law of partial pressures First calculate the new volume: 752 + 114 = 866 ml Now for each gas, calculate the new pressure using the above volume, and then add them up to get the new resulting pressure Gas 1: P1V…

  in 2 container problem Partial pressure of gas CHEM? Comment by blackbeauty14 June 2021
• You need to use Dalton's law of partial pressures First calculate the new volume: 752 + 114 = 866 ml Now for each gas, calculate the new pressure using the above volume, and then add them up to get the new resulting pressure Gas 1: P1V…

  in 2 container problem Partial pressure of gas CHEM? Comment by blackbeauty14 June 2021
• You need to use Dalton's law of partial pressures First calculate the new volume: 752 + 114 = 866 ml Now for each gas, calculate the new pressure using the above volume, and then add them up to get the new resulting pressure Gas 1: P1V…

  in 2 container problem Partial pressure of gas CHEM? Comment by blackbeauty14 May 2021